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He only opened the door upon the arrival of the police, who then noticed blood marks leading from the bathroom to the garage.
Racists ... All those who DON'T know who she is are racists.
RACISTS, I tell you!!!!
You just value your own race's accomplishments, without even being aware of the achievements of other races.
Shame on all of you.
Dead since Monday but he couldn't clean up the blood marks or take her out of the boot. It's not like he was pushed for time... :wtf:He only opened the door upon the arrival of the police, who then noticed blood marks leading from the bathroom to the garage.
Early reports indicate that Zinde might have been dead since Monday.
Dead since Monday but he couldn't clean up the blood marks or take her out of the boot. It's not like he was pushed for time... :wtf:
Dead since Monday but he couldn't clean up the blood marks or take her out of the boot. It's not like he was pushed for time... :wtf:
Originally Posted by Leonidas View Post
Racists ... All those who DON'T know who she is are racists.
RACISTS, I tell you!!!!
You just value your own race's accomplishments, without even being aware of the achievements of other races.
Shame on all of you.
JOHANNESBURG – A mental evaluation will now be conducted to determine whether former South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board member Hope Zinde’s son is fit to stand trial for his mother’s murder.
Mark Warona Zinde made his first appearance in the Brits Magistrates Court yesterday where he was also charged with being in possession of drugs.
Do you still not know a joke when you see one?
According to Hope Zinde's uncle Jackson Letshufi, who spoke to broadcaster ANN7, it was believed that some people either helped Mark or urged him to murder his mother.
Pretoria - Slain former SABC journalist and board member Hope Zinde was on the brink of sending her son for drug rehabilitation days before he allegedly murdered her.
This emerged in an affidavit submitted to the Brits Regional Court on Friday by Hope's mother, Audrey Zinde.
Her son Mark Warona Zinde, 23, stands accused of murdering her and being in possession of drugs.
The affidavit was used as a supporting document to a submission made by his defence attorney to have him undergo psychiatric evaluation.
In a packed court gallery, his attorney, Mogorosi Molusi, read out the affidavit written by Hope’s mother.
The grieving mother detailed her daughter’s attempt to help her son overcome his drug addiction.
Brits – The case against the son of former SABC board member Hope Zinde, accused of her murder, has been postponed to August.
Mark Warona Zinde, 23, did not appear in the Brits Regional Court on Monday, as his case was called earlier this month.
In jail for 3mths ag shame he murdered his mother.